Crypto Exchange CoinEx to Stop Serving U.S. Customers

Crypto Exchange CoinEx to Stop Serving U.S. Customers

Crypto exchange CoinEx will stop serving users in the United States. It has asked U.S. users to withdraw their assets within 60 business days (before April 24) and said that it will “gradually ban the relevant accounts” after that time. The company identified U.S. users by their IP addresses.

It is reported that due to regulatory requirements, CoinEx can no longer provide services to US citizens or residents.

On Feb. 22nd, CoinEx was charged by the New York Attorney General’s office. Those charges aimed to have the company cease operations only in New York.

Source

Exchanges

Policy and Regulation

In This Article

Related News
Binance founder CZ walks free from US prison Binance founder CZ walks free from US prison
Kamala Harris says US should become 'dominant' in blockchain, reiterates 'digital assets' in economic plan Kamala Harris says US should become 'dominant' in blockchain, reiterates 'digital assets' in economic plan
WazirX granted four-month moratorium to restructure its liabilities after $230 million hack WazirX granted four-month moratorium to restructure its liabilities after $230 million hack
Kamala Harris finally breaks silence on crypto: Report Kamala Harris finally breaks silence on crypto: Report
Crypto exchange BingX faces an estimated $43 million security exploit: PeckShield Crypto exchange BingX faces an estimated $43 million security exploit: PeckShield
Latest News More More
5 Days Ago Pepe gains 30% in a week as memecoin trading volumes explode
Sept 27 Stacks (STX) makes 30% gain as mainnet upgrade and stablecoin launch approach
Sept 27 Base’s total value locked crosses $2 billion for the first time amid sustained user activity
Sept 25 Crypto wallet Exodus donates $1.3M to help ‘mobilize’ US crypto voters
Sept 25 Banana Gun promises to refund $3 million stolen from impacted users
delate
Use TokenInsight App All Crypto Insights Are In Your Hands
Open